✕ ✕
Turning tips into memories
Login
Signup

You have reached the limit of free articles.


To enjoy unlimited access to Culture Whisper sign up for FREE.
Find out more about Culture Whisper

Please fix the following input errors:

  • dummy

Each week, we send newsletters and communication featuring articles, our latest tickets invitations, and exclusive offers.

Occasional information about discounts, special offers and promotions.


OR
LOG IN

OR
  • LOG IN WITH FACEBOOK

Thanks for signing up to Culture Whisper.
Please check your inbox for a confirmation email and click the link to verify your account.



EXPLORE CULTURE WHISPER
✕ ✕
Turning tips into memories
Login
Signup

Please fix the following input errors:

  • dummy
Forgot your username or password?
Don't have an account? Sign Up

OR
  • LOG IN WITH FACEBOOK

If you click «Log in with Facebook» and are not a Culture Whisper user, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and to our Privacy Policy, which includes our Cookie Use

Support Us Login
  • Home
  • Going Out
    • Things to do
    • Food & Drink
    • Theatre
    • Visual Arts
    • Cinema
    • Kids
    • Festival
    • Gigs
    • Dance
    • Classical Music
    • Opera
    • Immersive
    • Talks
  • Staying In
    • TV
    • Books
    • Cook
    • Podcast
    • Design
    • Netflix
  • Life & Style
    • Beauty
    • Fashion
    • Gifting
    • Wellbeing
    • Lifestyle
    • Shopping
    • Jewellery
  • Explore
  • Shopping
  • CW SHOPS
  • Support Us
  • Get Started
  • Tickets
  • CW SHOPS
Get the Best of London Life, Culture and Style
By entering my email I agree to the CultureWhisper Privacy Policy (we won`t share data & you can unsubscribe anytime).
Things to do

Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace

25 May 18 – 27 May 18, Film times vary: there is one matinee and one evening screening each day

Picture this: popcorn at the palace for a unique film-in-concert experience

By Shivani Kochhar on 13/2/2018

1 CW reader is interested
Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace
Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace
Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace Shivani Kochhar
Some things only happen in movies. But watching a film in the grounds of Fulham Palace, while a live orchestra plays, isn’t one of them. And did we mention the picnic?

TRY CULTURE WHISPER
Receive free tickets & insider tips to unlock the best of London — direct to your inbox
Live at the Palace
is an immersive cinema experience unlike any other. Over the May bank holiday, iconic films are being screened accompanied by a full orchestra and choir. Films-in-concert are becoming increasingly trendy but the really unique feature of this event is its historic setting, among thirteen acres of botanical gardens on the banks of the Thames.


The films on show are defined by their soundtracks: the Jaws theme creates a sense of dread more than any shark’s teeth could. And where would The Godfather be without its seductive violins? During the screening of La La Land the orchestra will be conducted by the Oscar-winning composer of the film’s original score. Whilst Titanic will surely leave everyone with a tear in their eye.


We can’t forget to mention the food. Cinema-goers are able to purchase hampers full of artisan goodies selected for the event. Just the thought of the speciality bagels from Brick Lane Bakery is making our mouths water.


There are a variety of tickets on offer from sitting on the grass, in true picnic style, to a fully blown VIP package which includes drinks and luxury munch.


Click here for the full list of film screenings.



What Live at the Palace, Fulham Palace
Where Fulham Palace, Bishop’s Avenue , SW6 6EA | MAP
Nearest tube Putney Bridge (underground)
When 25 May 18 – 27 May 18, Film times vary: there is one matinee and one evening screening each day
Price £45-£115 (tickets range from Standard to VIP)
Website Click here for more information and tickets



Most popular

Things to do in London this weekend: 27–29 January
Things to do in London this weekend: 27–29 January
Harrison Ford in Shrinking, AppleTV+ (Photo: Apple)
What to watch on TV this week
Culture After Dark: The Best Museum Late Night Openings
Culture After Dark: the best museum late-night openings

Editor's Picks

The best authors talks in London. Above; Amazon (2016), Andreas Gurksy. Yanis Varoufakis will talk at the Southbank Centre, with slides featuring Gurksy's images
Where to see the best author talks in London
Kae Alexander
Interview with BBC Collateral's Kae Alexander
London Fashion Exhibitions: on now
London Fashion Exhibitions: on now
Kougin Amann at Bread Ahead Cafe photo by Stephen Joyce
The best food centric cafes in London
Best fringe theatre: London 2018
The fringe theatre shows you should book
Fashion brands that empower women
Fashion brands that empower women
Sign up to CW’s newsletter
By entering my email I agree to the CultureWhisper Privacy Policy (we won`t share data & you can unsubscribe anytime).
1

You might like

  • Secret Cinema Presents Blade Runner - The Final Cut

    Secret Cinema Blade Runner: The Final Cut review ★★★★★

  • ENB, Alina Cojucaru and Isaac Hernández in Akram Khan's Giselle, photo Laurent Liotardo

    ENB, Akram Khan, Giselle, Sadler's Wells

  • Films in Concert at the Royal Albert Hall 2018

    Films in Concert, Royal Albert Hall

  • Muriel's Wedding, BFI Screening

    Muriel's Wedding, BFI Screening

  • Black Panther film review [STAR:4]

    Black Panther film review ★★★★★

  • The Shape of Water film review

    The Shape of Water film review ★★★★★



  • The Culture Whisper team
  • Support Us
  • Tickets
  • Contact us
  • Press
  • FAQ
  • Privacy
  • Terms and conditions
  • Cookies
  • Discover
  • Venues
  • Restaurants
  • Stations
  • Boroughs
Sign up to CW’s newsletter
By entering my email I agree to the CultureWhisper Privacy Policy (we won`t share data & you can unsubscribe anytime).
×